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Dr Gerson and colleagues used an emerging neuroimaging technology - functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) - to scan brain activity while the children moved freely around.

This latest study replicated the conditions from Year One of the research, this time assessing children with a broad range of autistic traits. While observing the children, researchers saw increased brain activity in the posterior superior temporal sulcus (pSTS) region when playing with dolls, for both play with a social partner and during solo doll play, but less so during solo tablet play. The pSTS region is involved in and active during social and emotional processing. Delivery to mainland UK only, we are unfortunately unable to deliver this product to the following postcodes: GY, JE, AB, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE, LL58-LL78, IM, TR, BT, PO30-41 They found that doll play activated parts of the brain that allow children to develop empathy and social information processing skills, even when they were playing alone. Furthermore, they saw far less activation of this part of the brain when the children played with tablet computers on their own. Mrbet100 'My daughter has spent hours playing with this and loves it,so if it makes my daughter happy it makes me happy'The team, led by Dr Sarah Gerson, from Cardiff University’s School of Psychology’s Centre for Human Developmental Science in collaboration with Dr Catherine Jones, Director of the Wales Autism Research Centre at Cardiff University, used state-of-the-art functional, near-infrared spectroscopy equipment to explore brain activation while children played with dolls and on tablets, both by themselves and with another person. Betty 'My little girl loves playing with 'baby' this is ideal, as it folds when not in use. It has everything needed to care for baby, in one place, Without the need for separate items.' Brun 'Robust and large when extended so excellent for play. Folds in nicely for storage A little bit short for my 5 year old but she plays on her knees and is perfectly happy Would recommend!'

Dolls for pretend play should be inclusive and offered with equal respect as part of all children’s similarities and differences. Busby 'This was a present for my little Granddaughters birthday. She loved it. A great price and she is having heaps of fun with it. Very pleased.'Cat73 'Has everything your little 1 will need to play with her/his dolls, easy to assemble & folds into a qube wen tidying away, a great price aswel, yes i would recommend this product.' Dr Gerson said: “Our study shows that doll play can encourage social processing in children, regardless of their neurodevelopmental profile. The findings suggest that all children, even those who display neurodivergent traits commonly associated with autism, may use doll play as a tool for practicing social scenarios and developing social skills, such as empathy.” A team of researchers from Cardiff University has used neuroscience for the first time to explore the impact doll play has on children. In an 18-month study, the team monitored the brain activity of 33 children, aged between four and eight, as they played with dolls. Yes! Playing with dolls is a popular way of young children implementing imaginative play – which is vital for a child’s development.

In the study the play was split into different sections so the Cardiff team could capture the brain activity relating to each kind of play separately - playing with the dolls on their own; playing with the dolls together with another person (a research assistant); playing with the tablet game on their own and playing with the tablet game along with another person (a research assistant). If the item is faulty, we will arrange with the supplier for a replacement part or for full replacement of the product.

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Abbie 'Little girl spends hours playing with this. There’s lots of different areas to play with and keep them entertained. Definitely recommend' The study, conducted with Mattel, the makers of Barbie, is the first time neuroimaging data has been used to highlight how the brain is activated during natural doll play. As such, the researchers say it is a step forward in developmental science’s understanding of this type of play. Oolio 'Reserved and collected without hassle,easy to assemble and provides hours of play,would recommend.' We are proud to know that when children, regardless of their neurodevelopmental profile, play with Barbie, their playtime may benefit their development,” said Micheal Swaisland, Head EMEA of Insight and Analytics, Mattel. They found that the pSTS, a region of the brain associated with social information processing such as empathy, was activated even when children played with dolls on their own, regardless of gender.

A doll ismore than just a toy for kids – they can also be a friend and companion. Doll play allows children to express their creativity and can inspire shy children to join in with circle time. Children use pretend play to practice future roles as adults and when they care for dolls like babies, it encourages them to obtain a nurturing attitude towards others.Imaginative doll play is important for developing young children’s confidence in their ability to solve problems and interact with their environment. It encourages them to practice language and also helps children develop fine and gross motor skills – so it is essential that you positively promote doll play in your early years setting to enhance a child’s development and learning. Cochran 'Haven’t opened yet my little girl watches the video over can’t wait to see her little face when it’s all made up' Quality Assurance: We take pride in offering only the highest quality toys from trusted brands, ensuring durability, safety, and endless hours of play. There are many different types of dolls available today, which come in varying materials and sizes, but realism has become a particularly important theme for dolls. Research has discovered that most children prefer their dolls to look like real babies with anatomically correct features, authentic characteristics and moveable arms and legs, so it is essential to offer a diverse selection of realistic dolls in your school. Multi-Cultural Doll Play